Dog Cat Bird Family Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Three pets, all sat together like they actually like each other. On the left theres a slim cat in warm tan outline, sitting upright with that classic cat-who-tolerates-everyone posture. Centre back is a stocky bulldog, wide head and thick legs, filled in burnt orange with a deeper tan shading on the body. And then on the bulldog's back, perched like it owns the place, is a parrot, red and orange colouring with a black outline that makes the beak pop. Not sure why theyre all this calm together but thats the energy of the design.

4 colours: the orange-tan body fill, a warmer beige for shading, coral red on the parrot, and black for all outlines. The black linework is the main detail carrier, the thick outline style means the design reads clearly even at smaller sizes without losing the character of each animal. Highest density sits in the bulldog centre fill, thats around 640 per square inch which makes it a proper solid textile at the bigger sizes.

Runs wide not tall, 5.06 inches wide by 3.71 inches high at the largest size, so plan your placement accordingly. Its a horizontal grouping that works well across a bag front or a shirt chest. The smaller 2.37-inch version is compact enough for a zip pouch corner or a hat front. Last december one customer ordered 8 personalised pet family tote bags, her household had exactly this combo of pets, she was suprised how much character came through even at the 3-inch size.

Run a cutaway under the whole thing, the bulldog fill and the parrot sections run back to back so you need stable ground throughout. Dont rush the colour changes, 3 stops in the sequence and if you pull fabric between them youll get registration drift on the parrot. Ease the speed on the orange fill sections. Pop it on canvas tote bags or cotton poplin for the cleanest result. Skip stretch fabric at the larger sizes.

Text me if the orange thread shade doesnt match what youre working with and Ill point you at the right Madeira substitute.